News and features from CUNY's undergraduate student journalists
CITY COLLEGE–Many undergraduates live at home, apply for financial aid and work part-time to pay for school. Story by Timothy Liu
City College Students Avoid Student Loans, Pay Tuition Other Ways Read More
YORK COLLEGE–“It’s about time we got some safe and high-quality weed in this borough,” one student said. Story by Niko Balkaran
First Legal Weed Dispensary in Queens Opens Near York College Read More
JOHN JAY COLLEGE–“If he is found guilty, he has to face the consequences. No one is above the law,” one student said. Story by Lauren Braithwaite
John Jay Reacts to Trump’s Indictment Read More
BARUCH COLLEGE–In a series of postcards, David Opdyke urges people to combat climate change so society can avoid environmental doom. Story by Caspar Gajewski
Queens Artist Calls for Climate Action in Latest Mural Read More
BARUCH COLLEGE–Broadening the program to community college students who study within the field of humanities will bolster the success of the Weissman School. Story by The Baruch Ticker’s editorial board
OPINION: Baruch Must Expand ‘Business Academy’ Program to Non-business Majors Sooner Read More
BROOKLYN COLLEGE–“Struggle requires organizing, that is coming together with other people who are similarly motivated to work on a problem, or a set of problems, caused by systemic oppression and exploitation,” Smith said. Story by Gabriela Flores
Hess Scholar Barbara Smith Talks Identity, Activism During Brooklyn College Keynote Address Read More